• A Film That Feels Like McDonald's Sprite (Speed Racer/Blindspotting)

  • Mar 25 2022
  • Length: 1 hr
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A Film That Feels Like McDonald's Sprite (Speed Racer/Blindspotting)

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  • “Crispy enough to charge your phone.”

     

    “Damn near stronger than liquor.”

     

    “Could probably fry fish.”


    In this surprisingly non-sponsored episode of the Fox Den Film Club we each discuss a film that feels like that first hit of an aggressively refreshing and paralyzingly sharp McDonald’s Sprite. For those craving a fast-paced or punchy sensation, we hope these films will quench your thirst. 


    Jake selected Speed Racer (2008, dir. ​​Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski).


    Mitch selected Blindspotting (2018, dir. Carlos López Estrada). 


    As always, it is not necessary to have seen either of these films prior to listening – but watching along with us could make it more fun! We try our best to avoid spoilers.


    Enjoy and welcome to the Fox Den Film Club! 




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    Audio Editing by Jake Quinn 


    Cover Art by Mitchell O’Neill


    Music by Cam Cavagnaro


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